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Eleanor Philips
New York, USA
Web designer & front-end developer with 10+ yrs experience.
5.0
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Web designer & front-end developer with 10+ yrs experience.
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SOV-REN: website design & Squarespace development
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New Money Social Club: website design & Squarespace development
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Wondership Capital: brand identity, web design & Webflow dev
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Allison Kehoe
maxNew York, USA
Strategic Brand & Web Designer | Luxury Results in One Week
$10k+
Earned
2x
Hired
5.0
Rating
13
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Strategic Brand & Web Designer | Luxury Results in One Week
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Website Redesign for Katie Daly's Ireland
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CLAIR Insight: An Elevating Website for Elevating Experiences
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Luxury Furniture Shopify Case Study
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Brand Strategy & Identity and Website for Lunch & Co.
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Christian Dibuono
New York, USA
Retail Website Builder for Shopify & Retail Brands
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Retail Website Builder for Shopify & Retail Brands
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Convenience Store Website Concept (Squarespace Build) Designed and structured a modern convenience store website concept built on Squarespace. This project focuses on: • Clear product category zoning (Snacks, Drinks, Essentials) • Strong hero section with immediate value proposition • Promotional deal visibility to drive conversion • Simple navigation for fast in-and-out shopping behavior • Clean, mobile-friendly structure The goal was to translate in-store merchandising logic into a digital format — applying visual hierarchy, promotional placement, and customer flow strategy to an online environment. Built as a concept to demonstrate how local convenience retailers can modernize their presence while maintaining simplicity and speed. Available for website builds, retail brand redesigns, and digital merchandising strategy.
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Recently completed a mini retail design project focused on redesigning a shelf talker to make it brighter, cleaner, and more attention-grabbing for customers shopping in-store. Shelf talkers may seem small, but they still play a major role in modern retail. In crowded aisles, customers make fast decisions, and strong visual cues can help products stand out, communicate value quickly, and improve engagement at the point of purchase. Projects like this are a reminder that even small merchandising improvements can influence customer behavior and strengthen the overall shopping experience. I work on: • Retail merchandising strategy • Shelf visibility & product presentation • Store layout optimization • Customer flow analysis • Retail execution support Always open to connecting with brands, retailers, and businesses looking to improve in-store experience and merchandising execution.
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Retail Merchandising Case Study A cosmetics retailer was struggling with overcrowded shelves, inconsistent visibility, and poor product flow. I reorganized the layout using: • Visibility-based product placement • Simplified shelf hierarchy • Traffic flow optimization • Strategic SKU prioritization The goal wasn’t adding more inventory. It was making products easier to discover and shop. Result: A cleaner customer experience, stronger product visibility, and a more conversion-focused layout strategy.
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The biggest mistake I see in cosmetics retail isn’t the product selection. It’s trying to fit 900+ SKUs into a store without thinking about customer behavior first. Recently, I worked on a cosmetics store merchandising project where the challenge wasn’t “adding more product.” The challenge was making the store easier to shop, easier to navigate, and easier for products to actually get noticed. Instead of treating every shelf equally, I focused on: Customer traffic flow High-visibility hero zones Category zoning Product adjacency Display hierarchy Shelf visibility from key walking paths Balancing SKU density without overwhelming shoppers One of the biggest realities in retail is this: If customers can’t quickly understand what they’re looking at, more inventory can actually reduce conversion. A crowded shelf doesn’t always create more sales. Sometimes it creates hesitation. Strong merchandising is about guiding attention intentionally — not just filling fixtures. That’s why store layout, planograms, and visibility strategy matter far more than many retailers realize. Retail isn’t only about what products you carry. It’s about what customers notice first. If your store layout or merchandising strategy isn’t converting traffic effectively, feel free to reach out. Fiverr: https://www.fiverr.com/s/2KVq4PN?utm_source=CopyLink_Mobile Templates & resources: https://payhip.com/ChristianDiBuonoRetailMerchandisingConsultant Website/blog: dibuonoretailconsulting.com #Retail #Merchandising #RetailConsulting #Planograms #StoreLayout #VisualMerchandising #RetailStrategy #CosmeticsRetail
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